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Previously, in episode three of WTOP's American Nightmare series, Unknown Subject.

For several days prior to this incident happening, she was getting the feeling that somebody

was coming in her house. So she's actually in bed. And the next thing she knows, this guy comes

bursting, she's shot, she heard something on the hallway. And she sat up in bed and the next

thing she knows, a guy comes bursting into the room, he would meet violence with violence.

So after he realized that she wasn't going to fight him, he stopped trying to injure her.

What's concerning about him is he's very brazen.

And as we learned to go, as we go through these cases,

he's breaking into these homes and committing these offenses

at probably the highest risk time frame you could imagine.

Most of these are early evening hours.

This guy is not wrapped too tight.

There's something pretty scary about him that he would act like that,

but the fact that he's so competent at what he's doing is it makes it even scarier.

In August of 1998, when Christine Mersion was murdered in Washington, D.C.'s Georgetown neighborhood,

Detective Joe Medano, in neighboring Montgomery County, Maryland, was at a dead end.

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